Monthly Archives: September 2012

Is Agile Really Mission Impossible?

Posted on September 21, 2012 by Brian Lucas

By Brian Lucas “Your mission should you decide to accept it…” voice of Robert Cleveland “Bob” Johnson. Acted to the theme music of Lalo Schifrin, is Agile really mission impossible?  You are in a tense situation.  Profits are down or non-existent. … Continue reading →

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What Every CIO Should Know about Agile Architectures

Posted on September 10, 2012 by Brian Lucas

By Brian Lucas Agile concepts, techniques and technologies are much in demand today.  Many organizations have astounding success with agile, while others experience failure, sometimes horrifically.  Usually agile fails in these cases from improper application of the concepts or lack … Continue reading →

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My Agile Bookshelf

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Brian Lucas

By Brian Lucas To all my loyal readers and hopefully many more new ones; you have asked many times for agile book recommendations.  Well here they are!  I usually purchase ecopies of books like this since they are easier to … Continue reading →

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